SJUK Security Spotlight: Advancis named Platinum Partner for SJUK Leaders in Security Conference; A commitment to innovation!
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Advancis named Platinum Partner for SJUK Leaders in Security Conference
The SJUK Leaders in Security Conference has announced a major collaboration with Advancis Software & Services Ltd , naming the company as Platinum Partners for its 2025 event.
Taking place 25 June 2025 at the Hilton Deansgate, Manchester, the?SJUK Leaders in Security Conference will bring together top security executives from across the UK and Europe.
This premier event offers senior security professionals a unique platform for high-level networking, insightful discussions and access to the cutting-edge technological advancements shaping the industry.
The collaboration underscores Advancis’ commitment to innovation, delivering advanced solutions to tackle today’s most pressing security challenges.
Mind the Gap: Bridging Cybersecurity and Physical Access Control
In today’s hyper-connected world, cybersecurity is not optional—it’s essential. Organisations of all sizes are facing an escalating wave of sophisticated threats, exploiting vulnerabilities across both digital and physical domains.
This webinar, presented in partnership with HID , will explore key topics, pose essential questions, and highlight critical considerations to strengthen your organisation’s holistic security posture.
Together, we’ll delve into:
How mobile devices and advanced credentials are transforming security
The importance of building flexible, scalable systems that can adapt to evolving threats
Why open standards matter and how they can enhance transparency and security
Emerging trends and technologies shaping the future of PACS, including compliance with the key regulations
A commitment to innovation
Dr Fariborz Baghaei Naeini, Chief Data Scientist and AI Product Manager at Ipsotek, an Eviden business , speaks exclusively with SJUK.
I joined Ipsotek in 2018 while pursuing my PhD in Artificial Intelligence and the journey since then has been both dynamic and rewarding.
Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of collaborating with leading universities worldwide, contributing to cutting-edge research in computer vision and its diverse applications.??
At Ipsotek, my work has primarily focused on driving innovation within our R&D team. Together, we’ve developed advanced AI models, built robust infrastructures and pioneered solutions that form the backbone of our video analytics offerings.
Demonstrating a clear pathway for career advancement
David Scott , Managing Director of Skills for Security , delves into this pressing challenge and emphasises the importance of attracting a new generation of apprentices.
The security and fire safety industry is at a pivotal crossroads, grappling with a critical skills shortage that threatens its growth and sustainability.???
While demand for skilled professionals continues to rise, traditional pathways are falling short in supplying the necessary talent.
Existing engineers are often stretched thin, balancing a multidisciplinary workload or struggling to keep pace with rapid technological advancements.??
Project Focus: NHS hospital in North East of England introduces i-PRO camera system
i-PRO has announced that a teaching hospital in Northeast England has enhanced its security infrastructure with i-PRO X-Series cameras integrated with Milestone’s XProtect Video Management Software (VMS).
The hospital, known for its forward-thinking approach to medicine and healthcare, is part of the National Health Service (NHS) Trust in the Northeast of the UK.
Over the past decade, the hospital has made significant advancements in its security infrastructure, transitioning from analog CCTV systems to a fully IP-based setup.
As part of this transformation, the hospital recently installed 25 i-PRO X-Series edge-processing cameras.
Product Focus: Hanwha Vision launches Q Series AI for object and colour detection
Hanwha Vision ?has launched the Q series AI 5MP fixed cameras that utilise AI for object and attribute colour detection.
There are six models available in the range including dome, vandal dome and bullet forms with enhanced durability and cybersecurity.
Operators can now locate certain objects and attributes by colours, including clothing (upper/lower) and vehicles, significantly reducing investigation times and enhancing forensic search.
Users can apply nine distinct colour filters to streamline searches. For example, identifying a “red car” or searching for a person based on their trouser colour.
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The Special Report in this issue is produced in partnership with ABLOY UK and is on the topic of Access Control. The Knowledge Partner article, starting on page 40, explores how different access control systems meet the diverse needs of organisations of all sizes: “With access control requirements varying greatly by business type and size, there is a spectrum of needs and a universal approach cannot be adopted.”
This is followed by an Industry Expert piece by Access Security Solutions (Group) Ltd , which looks at whether businesses should adopt wired or wireless door entry systems. Find out more on page 42. The Expert Insight, on pages 30-32, sees Diane M. , Global Head of Proactive Security at 汇丰 speak with SJUK to discuss what inspired her to pursue a career in security. Meanwhile, in an exclusive article on page 70, David Scott, Managing Director of Skills for Security, addresses the skills gap in the industry and the importance of attracting the next generation of apprentices: “Demonstrating clear pathways for career advancement can attract ambitious individuals.”
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